The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
Present the New York City Premiere

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
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Written By Jethro Compton
Based on the short story by Dorothy M. Johnson

"A Classic Tale of Law & Order Versus Intimidation & Violence in the Old West”
When Ransome Foster, a scholar from  New York City, first came to the town of Twotrees he arrived bloody and beaten. Yet after a quick recovery and a promise to a young woman to help her learn to read, Foster begins to change the small town he starts to call home with love & education.
 
This catches the attention of Liberty Valance, an outlaw who seeks to restore his view of ”the norms of society” through terror & bloodshed.  Suddenly, Foster finds himself on a collision course with the experienced gunman forcing him to make a choice: to run or to stand up for what he believes in, to live or to fight for what is right…
 
Please join Onomatopoeia for this classic tale of good versus evil, of law & order versus intimidation & violence, of one man versus Liberty Valance.
July 8 – July 30
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at The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond St. Manhattan, New York 10012

Performance Schedule

July 8 (Fri.) @ 8:00 PM PREVIEW
July 9 (Sat.) @ 8:00 PM PREVIEW
July 10 (Sun.) @ 3:00 PM OPENING
 
July 14 (Thu.) @ 8:00 PM
July 15 (Fri.) @ 8:00 PM
July 16 (Sat.) @ 8:00 PM
July 17 (Sun.) @ 3:00 PM
 
July. 20 (Wed.) @ 8:00 PM
July 21 (Thu.) @ 8:00 PM
July 22 (Fri.) @ 8:00 PM
July 23 (Sat.) @ 8:00 PM
July 24 (Sun.) @ 5:00 PM

July 27 (Wed.) @ 8:00 PM
July 28 (Thu.) @ 8:00 PM
July 29 (Fri.) @ 8:00 PM
July 30 (Sat.) @ 8:00 PM CLOSING
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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance poster credits
Original Art: "Cactus Flowers" by Anna Elizabeth
Graphic Design: Jay Cruz​
“The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.
 
www.concordtheatricals.com